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Rye Stinson

Rye Stinson

Ryerson "Rye" Stinson, occupational therapist and certified hand therapist at Johns Hopkins Medicine, where he directs the Golf Rehabilitation/Performance Program and is founder of OutPerform Golf.

Sep 6, 2026

6:54
You have the floor.
6:55
Yeah, no.
6:56
No, I...
6:58
This is something that I actually had kind of come up with when I was a freshman in a first year OT student.
7:07
I sort of dreamt about this blend of golf and occupational therapy and, and that kind of stuff.
7:12
And, and, kind of a blend of days, if you will.
7:15
But I think where a lot of sports and performance programs develop is there has to be a strong interest from somebody.

17 MINS LATER

24:40
What's the most common injury, wrist or otherwise, or hand or otherwise, that you see?
30:57
How do you go about addressing those when you're working with a golfer specifically and you're working the rehab and such?
31:07
Yeah.
31:08
Well, I mean, on my end, obviously, I want to make sure that let's say the moving parts are moving.
31:14
So if we think about this kind of like a car, like all the connecting pieces and such are there.
31:21
So it's sort of like a range of motion.
31:22
Like there should be some functional and normative ranges at your wrist and your hand, your fingers, so on and so forth.
31:29
Sometimes there are some subtleties.
35:02
But when you talk about them versus what you're doing, what's the association? How does that come together? In terms of? You, in terms of you.
4:45
So how proactive are you in your kind of planning your weeks or your days of like, I need to get golf in?
4:57
My wife is on that side of incredibly organized, incredibly type A.
5:03
If I told you my prep for like a test or if I'm going to give a talk for something, you would be like, oh my God, that would be terrifying.
5:11
Like I literally just, I gave this talk to 150 people.
5:15
That's the first time I ran through the talk.
5:16
I just showed up.
5:18
Stop.

10 MINS LATER

15:31
Do you feel like you accidentally qualified for the US Mid-Am or like I showed up and who knows how it's going to go and oh, I played good or did it feel like systematic? No, no, no.

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